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The Finnish Three Instrument Package

The Finnish Three Instrument Package. Monitoring boundaries. 4,1 TWh/a (4,6 TWh/a 2003). Voluntary agreements 1997->. Energy Audits 1992->. Subsidies 1992 EAs 1998 EEIs. 0,5 TWh/a. 1,5 TWh/a. Total effect 5,0 TWh in 2002 (not 6,1). Monitoring Energy Audits. 1,5 TWh (2002).

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The Finnish Three Instrument Package

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  1. The Finnish Three Instrument Package Monitoring boundaries 4,1 TWh/a (4,6 TWh/a 2003) Voluntary agreements 1997-> Energy Audits 1992-> Subsidies 1992 EAs 1998 EEIs 0,5 TWh/a 1,5 TWh/a Total effect 5,0 TWh in 2002 (not 6,1)

  2. Monitoring Energy Audits 1,5 TWh (2002) 1,5 Annual Report on EAP since 1994 Energy Audit Clients • Analysis on the EAs • EA volumes (31 building types) • EE measures (30 categories) • Saving potentials and investments • Implementation status of measures • Impact assessment of the EAP ”Data available for all kind of analysis” Subsidy applications ~ 100/year Energy Audit reports ~ 400/year Follow-up questionnaire 1995, 1996, 1999 2000 -> via VA 15 Regional EEDCentres EA Database since 1994 Motiva The Operating Agent • ”Content” • 5.800 buildings • 30.000 EE measures • 350-400.000 individual • numbers EAP Resources: - Monitoring and reporting 1 man year/a (total administration 2,5) - One follow-up on implementation status = 2 man months - System development cost approx. 50 k€

  3. Monitoring Voluntary Agreements 4,1 Annual VA Scheme Report ~400 Enterprises andMunicipalities Annual VA Branch Reports Accession phase data Annual reporting ~ 600/year • Analysis on the VAs • Total consumptions with detail breakdowns • EE measures • savings and investment costs • status of implementation • Impact assessment of the VAs (sectoral) • Various other EE related information • ”Data available for all kind of analysis” 6 Branch Associations VA Database since 1999 Motiva • approx. • 5.800 buildings • 30.000 measures • 350.000-400.000 • individual numbers • stored in database Annual inputs 30...200 figures per report total of 30.000 figures per year Total content some 150.000 figures VA Resources: - Monitoring and reporting total 2,1 man years in 2003 - System development costs approx. 150 k€ Energy Audit Database

  4. What shall, should or may the MS do… • Monitoring systems for EAs and VAs are now serving 100 % national needs • major schemes needs to be monitored – no results, no financing • for small schemes and minor activities impact assessment is enough • Total government expenditure on EAs and VAs is approx. 4 M€/a • - 200.000 € (5 %) is spent annually on monitoring and reporting • Are these monitoring systems in compliance with the Annex IV ? • full scale onsite third-party verification for EAs would cost roughly 1…2 M€/a • (based on the 2…4 % M&V costs still acceptable with EPC) • ”Cost-efficiency of decreasing uncertainty” – an interesting topic to be discussed

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